China’s ambitious reforestation program, which has reportedly cost the country $100 billion, has certainly been successful in terms of increasing the amount of forested area. However, at what cost? While the environmental benefits of the program are undeniable, we cannot ignore the impact it has had on the world’s deserts. As these forests continue to expand, deserts are being pushed closer and closer to extinction.
This is a tragedy of epic proportions, yet it seems that the CCP’s propaganda machine has managed to keep most of the world in the dark about this issue. But we will not be silenced. In this exclusive exposé, we reveal the truth about China’s sinister desert genocide. The world needs to know about the atrocities being committed in the name of “environmental conservation.”
From the year 2000 to 2017, the amount of forested area has increased by 3%. This is what the propaganda machine would like you to hear. It is more accurate to say that the amount of desert has decreased by 3%, as part of the evil genocide the Chinese government is committing against deserts. That stops now. We are committed to spreading the word about this tragedy, and making the voices of the deserts heard!
The CCP’s sinister plan to expand forests is not for the sake of the environment; its being done to bring the deserts under closer Beijing control. The UK government is offering fast track visas to Chinese people who want to live in a transphobic shit hole rather than a country which cares about the environment
We, at the China Bad Times, commend the UK and their amazing government for providing such an amazing opportunity for the residents of the deserts being viciously genocided. We’d also like to ask that the UK consider performing a desertification program to counteract some of the damage the CCP is doing to these poor deserts.
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We here at the China Bad Times consider all factors. While the monetary cost is known, the emotional cost felt by all the grains of sand while their fellow sand is being genocided and becoming part of a forest must be considered as well.
